Sunde couple honored at Estherville silver anniversary supper
Nels and Mrs Sunde were feted at a six o'clock Estherville Lutheran church supper marking 25 years of marriage. Their daughter Lillian planned the event with songs by Lawrence Sunde Emma Clara Henry Alvin Sunde and a talk by Rev L A Mathie. The couple married March 28 1912 in Roland and moved to Estherville soon after amid six children and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Sunde
Estherville
Estherville Lutheran Church
Lillian
Lawrence Sunde
Emma
Clara
Henry
Alvin Sunde
L.A. Mathie
T .T. Sunde
Anfin Shaw
Carl Shaw
Elmer Shaw
Taylor Sunde
Ciara
Lawrence
Henry Sunde
Orris Sunde
Z. R. Olson
Stevi ‘Tindal
Fine Arts Dept Meets At Mrs Blazer Home
Mrs Blazer hosts the Fine Arts department of the Woman's club for a regular meeting at her home Thursday night at 7 30. Miss Jeanette Watson and Miss Enid Copeland will present the lesson titled American Gem Candie Feb part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Dept
BR. K. Blazer
Fine Arts
The
Woman's Club
Jeanette Watson
Enid Copeland
Birthday celebration for B F Hayden and grandson
B F Hayden of Betherville and his great grandson Danny George Barnett of Ruthven celebrated Easter Sunday with relatives at the Barnett home in Ruthven. Hayden, 80, and Danny, 1, were honored at a 6:30 dinner with two large decorated birthday cakes. Attending were numerous Hayden relatives, the Buckley family and guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hayden
Betherville
Danny George Barnett
Ruthven
Barnett
Mr. Hayden
Danny
Paul Barnett
Lou Smith
Jean
Bonnie Hayden
John Hayden
Jackie
Joe Marsell
Bert Disworth
Richard
Donna Lee
Nancy
This City
Guy Campbell
Blue Island
Lily Pons Sings Blue Danube in That Girl from Paris
Lily Pons demonstrates versatility by swinging the Blue Danube Waltz to drums by Jack Oskie in That Girl from Paris. Gene Raymond stars in the romantic lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Pons
Jack Oskie
Paris
Gene Raymond
Estherville Easter Guests and Local Appointments
A long list of Easter visitors and local residents in Estherville includes Mr. and Mrs. Albertenn and son of Swea City, Miss Margaret Kennedy visiting from the University of Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clark of Alpha Minnesota, Mrs. Brockway and daughter of Des Moines, and many others from Estherville and nearby towns. The community also notes social visits, engagements, a clerks shift at S&L, and a notable funeral for the Hardman infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertenn
Swea City
Zella Aobertson Ami
Wits
Ruth Bideling
Margaret Kennedy
University of Iowa
Iowa City
F. J. Kennedy
Estherville
Town City
Mrs. Ross Clark
Alpha, Minn
Mr. Clark
Mrs
Hattie Clark
Miss Pearl
Leo Waters
Myrtle Waters
Harold Elwood
St. Paul, Minn
Leo Jones
Williard Moore
Crene Shiley
Graettinger
L. J. Bennett
Marvyn
Minneapolis
Alpha Xi Delta
University of Minnesota
Denise Bagan
Earl Bagan
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
D. A. Bagan
Miss Bagan
Brother
J. D. Weir
Ruby Heenman
Ray Weir
Boone
Emmetsburg
Elmer Chambers
Ed Sorum
This City
E. C. Heyer
Vera
Williard Heyer
Donald
Wilfred Reed
Gladys Bringle
Lester Heyer
Laverne Heyer
Reed
Charming Bolero Frock Pattern 8951 Seventy words style hint
Charming bolero frock pattern 8951 offers a spring sewing project with easy sew details. The front-page fashion note promotes two versions for versatility a silk print back-to-nature option and a rich monotone dressy pairing. A softly draped girdle ties at the side to add smartness for day or dinner wear.
Ellen Hacker's perilous voyage to confront Benham
Ellen leaves Fort Edson by canoe to confront John Benham after learning he exploits the Fort Edson Indians through whiskey. Aided by Pat McClatchney and a crew member, she slips aboard as a stowaway and discovers Benham's treachery while tracking marks of misery among tribes and the illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn
Fort Edson
Ellen
John Benham
Pat McClatchney
Ora
Pat
Benham
Eliis
John
Ellen Hacker
Fears of Famine Loom Across Winters Nights
A woman recalls lingering dread of famine and widespread death as winter ends and spring promises no relief. The threat shadows her daily life from dusk to dawn, hinting at ongoing hardship and potential recurrence. (Continued Next Thursday)
Ham Hot Lunch Soup From Easter Leftovers
Glorify that leftover Easter ham with a simple ham bone soup. Simmer ham bone in water with onion, remove bone, return meat, add potatoes milk and parsley, cook until soft. Fry stale bread in ham drippings and top with parsley for serving. Serves six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gifford
4-H Club Girls Hold Meeting at City Hall
The Wide Awake 4-H club girls met Saturday afternoon in City Hall Jessie Mac Hartman reviewed Kind of Seams Maxine Workman spoke on Making Introductions Rosemary Haywood discussed Care of Teeth During the remainder the girls listened to Tausie records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide Awake
4-H Club
City Hall
Jessie Mac Hartman
Maxine Workman
Rosemary Haywood
Tausie Records
First Two Months of 1987 Fish and Game Arrests in Iowa
The report shows 185 people arrested for fish and game violations in January and February 1987 with 128 convictions. Fines totaled 1,987.75 and 304 days jail. hunters led arrests with 73. January saw 62 hunters, 10 fishermen, 7 trappers. February had 10 hunters, 17 fishermen, 2 trappers. Confiscations included 18 guns, 85 furs, 29 fish, 27 game birds, 88 game animals, 3 spears, 1 seine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Huntere
Navy Enlistment Quota Authorized for April 1937 Iowa
Washington allocates first enlistment quota of 90 men for April 1937. Iowa contributes many fine youngsters, with earlier applications speeding processing as enlistment papers require time to complete. The message urges prompt action by young men seeking Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Navy
Whisky Trade Sparks Rivalry at Fort Edson
Ellen confronts Deteroux about John Benham the free trader and the whisky ploy. He hints Benham’s leverage lies in whiskey sales to tribes, exploiting police limits as Ellen seeks legal proof to curb Benham’s rapidly growing fur trade. Deteroux warns Benham could be ruthless if backed into a corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Deveroux
Eljen
Deteroux
John Benham
Fort Edson
Northwest Mounted Police
Mamselle
Benham
Rentdale
Damand
Detroix
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John Osborne
Spirit Lake
Jerry Buckley
Bour Famil Censentes
Wheee
Epee
County Chester
England
Joshua
Dantel Henshaw
Lancashire
America
Peter Ambrose
Joaluq
Grand Theatre
Diva
Glenn Brockway
Dee Moines
J. G. Brockway
Brockway
Alwee Jemsem
Ema Iz
Masa City
Miss Jepsen
Neil Brown
Ogden
E. J. Maniece
General Assembly
Des Moines
Anna Frank
Orleans
Mrs. Frank
W. E. Deming
J. H. Spurling
W. W. Spurling
Armstrong Journal
Eebuie RE Eracne “Asbaer Me caEnine Davis
Ringsted
Geo. Rugtiv
Harold Lough
Viasalia
Calif
Lomena Kasa
S&l
Zye
Bernice Clark
Theo. Hardman
Hardman
Charles Wylder
Sharon
Spencer
Annette Wylder
Lucille
J. O. Reed
Mr. Wylder
Humboldt
Tommy Ellis
Patricia Dow
Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
New York
naTef Py
John Benhant
Ellen Mackay
Moosac
Eden
Maczac
Chippewyan
Hay River
Ann Page
Peter
London
Eng
British Legion Poppy Petiry
British Legion Fund
Fates Magazines
Frem Group
Shee
Cy Successfel
Woman’s World
the Country Home
Farm Journal
Pathfinder
Breeder's Gazette
Ayn
Leeves
Eae Ey
Janother
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